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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14

Py virtue Of a deed OF trust from Theodore
Condit aud wife 10 The Undersigned trustees.
dated March ., 1876 u record IN the clerks
Office n Heurico County Court. In Deel-bOoS
III. page 2O2. default having been made in the
PAYMENT az the debt thereby secured, anl
being directed so 10 DO by the holder u the
notes therein described. we shall sell by
public auction. on the premises, ON
MONDAY, OCTOBER Il, 1857,
AZ o'clock p. NJ. the VERY ATTRACTIVE
AND VALUABLE PROPERTY described in
said deed. and situate within two miles Ot the
city on one Of the best roads In this vicinity.
containing l2J 420-10O0 ACHES, more or less;
very productive land, nearly all OF which Is
cleared aud well-adapted 70 trucking. and the
crops usual IN this section. The dwelling Il
one Of the hundsOmest, most complete, aud
ht g in an respects 20 De found IA the country,
containing about twelve rooms, two stories
above basement. with large pOrches on all
sides. hauds0moly-papcre walls, and admlra-
bly-arrauCed for comfort and convenience;
large yard, well set ia beautiful shade-trees
and shruUoery good detached kitchen, and
ample barns. stables, &c; some good tfult
trees. grapeyincs. &c; good well of water, and
an uuiailiug stream on the land. The situa-
ton Is high. hcaltLful, and delightful, tho
neighhorho0d excellent. aud the farm con
ceded % be one OF the best In this section.
Conyeyances will take parties desiring to At
tend from the office Of the aucu0neer NJ ,
o'clock sharp. and all persons Interested are
earnestly invited to attend this SALE.
TERMS: Cash as TO the expenses Of sale and
taxes due, including those for the present year,
the gum Of sli1, with interest thereon from
March ,, 1857, and the sum Of slil with In
terest from September ), 1887, upon credit as
10 the sum OF iiSii TIL March 5, loss, and the
residue upon such terms as shall be prescribed
and announced at time Of sale. the purchaser
70 give negotiable notes for deferred payments.
with interest added, and secured by deed OF
trust. JAMES B. ELAN,
L. NJ. CONNER.
Trustees.
JAMES b. ELAN, Auctioneer. Oc5l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14

ByJ. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
lll3 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Y TO
HIGHEST BIDDER
CORNER PROPERTY.
FOUR BRICK DWELLINGS,
nos. 100 io2, 10, AND liz. SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF FIFTH AND CARY
STREETS.
White J Chancery Court City OF Rich
Taylor and ais Decree October Il, 1887.
By virtue Of the above decree the undersign-
ed, commmisriouer therein appointed, Will sell
az pus lie auction, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 90 lSS7.
M i.a0 p. 4. the above -FOUR BRICK DWELL
INGS. Sos 100 sud lO9. on the corner OF Flfth
and Cary streets, are two three-story stufco
houses with twelve rooms each and fronting
altogether about eS feet. with depth Of W Ieet
10 m alley Nos. 10 and ll2 are two twO-story-
and basement brick dwellings with eight
rooms each and fronting about 81 feet, with
depth 4 % feet, with vide alley from rear OF
No. li2
1hcee houses are admirably locator LOT
boarding-hoUses. being near to the depots,
railroad work shops. and largo iron mills anu
otacco-manufactOrics.
The sale con be- attended with assurance OF
fits being made and reported 20 the Court
TERMS: one fourth cash, and balance in SIX
and twelve months, with interest added and
title retained until all the purchaso-money Is
paid and deed ordered by the Court
j. W. ANDERSON.
Commissioner.
J. THOMSON BROwS 6 CO., Auctoncers.
WnnTLF. PLAINTIFF. AGAINgr TAYLOR AND
Afs. IFFrNnANrs-f THE CHASCSRY COURT
or TIE CRY OF RICHMOND;
], BENJAMIN II. Berry, clerk of said court.
certify that the bond required Of the special
commits ionor by the decree IN said cause OF
October II, lSG, has been duly given.
Given under my hand shls 18th day Of DC
tOicr 1857. -
90 a BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.

BY Frank ID. Hill 81 Co.
and
John T. Goddin,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14

WANTED, BY a LADY OF sue
~ CESSFUL experience in teaching the
English branches. Latin, German, French, and
Rudimeuts Of Music. n SITUATION % teach In
school or private family. Testimonials fur
nished and references exchanged. Address
TEACHER,
care u Postmaster,
&C l3-it' Bedford Springs, Va.
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NOR RENT.

LNOR RENT, a
Il IRD-STREET RESIDENCE la
between Main and Cary Stroets--No. 3: de-
tached; two stories aud basement; eightroOms;
modern Improvements. VIII DO put In
thorough order 10 suit taste OF tepank
J. THOMPSON BROWN q CO.,
Sc 20-im iii3 Maln street.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
IN ROAD.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT July %,
TWO DAILY TRAINS 10 NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNCHBUBg.

LSANE BlCh.OND
iO:4q 4 4. Daily. riI NcnmorI alf Peters,
bur, railroad. Arrive ~ Peters.
bug ii.ls 4. 3d., leave Peter borg
1883 \. a. daily; arrive a. Norfolk
2.s5P.N
1000 I, n. Daily, rit k'rhm1ud saI Fv.-rs.
burg rsirorr Arrive 70 J. .fers-
burg 1904 A. 81. so. 3irsFc. p..
tersulrE ii:p5 5. n. for fa'rFlI'.
iynchhurr. Roanoke, hII fHl
Knoxville a't en- points sol1 8nI
Teet
THROUG Gil CAR 70 LNNCHBD re-.
sos .. x. Daily, eXrept S.lday, gii kcht
mol1 GnI Potter iOurg rgnrOaf.
Arrive Petersburg f.i9 D.. A.:
leave Petersburg 7.i1 D. ".
daily. arriving NorI0ik q.H r. ".
Through car Richmori % Nor'lI<.
sos z. y. Daily. except sunday, Uia R. .n.
moui and Petersburg railroad
Arrive 40 Petersburg $3.50 D.. ~.
connecting with Train $50. 4
leaving Petersburg 80 s.5 z. ".
Tor Farmyule, Iynehburg R.g-
uoke Bristol, Knoxville, Chaia-
nooga, and oil potato south aud
west
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-09-29
Washington.

PENSION CHECK that had been raised
from 81 10 ~, ,45O was received the other day
at the Treasury Department. The forgery
was skillfully executed, but was discovered
by the paying teller of the Treasury
GOVERNOR Ross, OF New Mexico, SAYS in
his annual report 20 tho Secretary OF the In
terror that the marked increase OF residents
during the past few years will result I'm pop
ulation OF 300, 900 by 1890. During the first
half OF the fiscal year /, l4l entries of public
lands, aggregating 1872, 800 acres, were made
THE collections from Internal Revenue
during July and August aggregated $20,-
$50, ,036 an increase of 81 ,GO7 2sO as com
pared with the first two months Of the last
fiscal year
LAND COMMISSIONER SPARKS has prepared
a statement Of tho disposition of public and
Indian lands during the past fiscal year. It
appears that the sales, entries and selections
OF public land under the various acta OF Con
gress embraced %, 400 acres, and of In
dian lands 46, ,63T acres making n total OF
-, 1854 .O87 acres. The receipts from the dis
p9sals Of lands aggregate $40, ,7S3, ,922; from
sales Of Indian lands 81 ,4Sl ,3O2, making
total Of $l2, ,269,2A.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-09-29
HUMOR OF THE DAY.

Complaint of the stage carpenter all
work and no play.
To remove mill pay Off what is
due on the n in, Of course. --Sittings.
Alth Ugh the hen is proud of her little
ones, yet does she love TO sit on them. --
Puck.
The most popular man in the p. O. de-
partme General delivery. lPdsiiRg-
t0n critic
A man running for Office may get out
o. br-ath; but he will be more apt TO get
out Of money. Picqy,Hc.
When you come to think of it, young
man, isn't the marriage ceremony miss
leading p Y0Rkoys Statesman.
An exchange publishes "Thc Song Of
the Gas Man" OF course il is sung to
long meter -Neioman Lidpendeat.
Send us the dresses "A women has worn,
and we can tell you whether her husband
Is in Canada or not. - Omdha World.
When you sec person literally dcvour-
ing n book you may be sure il is filed
with tender lines. st. Faui HydH
Talk is cheap. The man who talks
too much gets so liberal that he gives
himself away. baltimore american.
IL is true that doctors disagree, but
they don't disagree half so much ns their
medicines do. huntington Frce Press.
An up.country town is proud of a
female blacksmith. Weprcsume she be-
gan by shooing hens. --Sh0e ANIL Lcathey'
Reporter.
Mr.. Jones, Of st. Paul, has had the
blood Of lamb introduced into his
veins. He is now ripe for Wall street. 49,
huntington Free Press.
Coffee aud tea il is well known,
Are apt 20 make the features browS
And So the girls, I'm pleased 10 str,e,
Have got TO using chalk late
Detroit Free Press.
No wonder they say the Yankees X
aggeratc. We know one who complained
10 his butcher that the last piece Of steak
sent him was so tough that his mother
could not chew the grayy.--Iiote Ga-
zette.
"What I dislike about the large ho-
tells" said Miss Culture, SIS their grcga-
riousncss. "Wcll, rcspoi dcd the Chi.
cago maiden, rather bcwildcred, "tLOse
fancy puddings never did agree with me
either. "-B0stOH GL0be.
A man whose fair features were terribly
marred
Byan accident, said. Little heed
People gave 20 me once but my luck, though
ill-starrcd,
Now has made me marked man. indeed.p
BOs,On Budget.
Wong Chin Foo, who has the whiskers
Of n tiger, whose waist Is three miles
round, and whose wit is the forest OF
pencils, asks i'm the North dmericdn Re-
UtcD. 'Why am hcathenT Because,
oh most wise and courtly mandarin, thou
vast born a boy. Hadst thou been born
a girl, thou wouldsst have been q She
then. Send us the chrome Or hold ;
well take an ulster BurdottC.
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South md est.

DouNICR NJ. MEsSINA, New Orleans
grocer, perishod with his entire family OF
wife and four children i'm n fire which de-
stroyed store and dwelling.
FRIENDS of the condemned Chicago Anarch-
lists are getting up petitions I'm all parts of tho
country appealing 20 Governor Oglesby for
mercy.
A YOUNG Englshman named A. w. White
house, while hunting antelope in Wyoming,
mistook his chumI, George ii. Gorlan, for "a
bear, and shot him dead.
ANDREW JOHNSON, the most notorious
desperado I'm Kentucky, has committed five
murders, and IN not yet twenty-four years
old. Through fear mo- jury will conyiet
him.
THE jury In thesecond trial OF Fred Munch-
Tnth, Jr., the Sioux City Qa.) brewer charged
with tho murder of the Rev. Mr. Haddock,
the Prohibition leader, brought i'm n verdict of
manslaughter. Other trials for participation
in the murder are 10 follow
THE George Weber Brewing Co. OF Gin
cinnati has failed with liabilities amounting
90 100000
PART OF n freights train broke loose near
Canton, Dakota and ran down n grade until
10 collided with passenger train. Five per-
sons were killed and eight cars completely
demolished.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-09-29
Useful Hints

Use a heated knife TO cut hot bread
and the latter will not be soggy.
For raspberry stains mixture OF
weak ammonia and water Is the best.
When tho burners Of Kerosene lamps
become clogged put them In basin of
hot water containing washing soda and
let them boil for few minutes. This
will make them perfectly clean and
almost as bright as new.
Never use n brush on silk; IL iniures
the goods. Instead wipe carefully with
the face Of a soft piece of velvet. Shake
the velvet occasionally and wipe between
every plat IL you would preserve your
garment and have IL retain it's new look.
Wheel grease, and all other grease, on
cotton goods may be taken out with
cold, soft water and any good soap; soft
soap is the best In cases OF long stand
ing wet the spot with kerosene oil and
let it soak for some hours then wash as
before directed
An old New England housckeepei
says To keep moths out Of closets,
clothes and carpets, take green tansy.
II is better before it goes 10 seed Put
it around the edges Of carpets, and hang
il up in closets where wooden cloths are
hung, and no moth will ever come where
il is
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-09-29
Turtle Catching,

Not one person IN n hundred could
answer correctly the question, where do
the turtles come from that supp,V the
restaurants and frcc-launch saloons with
their savory turtle soupl The majority,
having seen occasionally huge SAT-
water turtle disportiug in barrel of
water In aconspicuous place in front of
the saloon or restaurant would say that
the prelude TO their dinner or companion
To Their beer had been nurturcd i'm the
salt Ia. IS or burrOwed i'm the sandy beach
OF old ocean, and would never think of
associatng their bowl of delicious soup
with the muddy bottoms of the small
streams that flow through Allegheny and
Washington counties; but bad they been
with the correspondent this morning as
he made his way Mt sunrise along the
banks OF Raccoon creek the lesser to
Turtle Camp /, they would have seen an
industry of which they knew nothing
Camps Nos. /, ? and are placed along
Little Raccoon, about two miles above
here, and are composed OF parties from
the South Side, ittsburg, who combine
the pleasure of a couple Of months out
ing during the hot season wish the profits
derived from the sale Of their turtles I'M
the Pittsburg market This industry
was first started here ten years AGO by a
party of Pittsburg glassblowers, who, be.
ing thrown out Of employment by a
strike, came out here to camp, and find.
ing turtles so plenty and of such fine
variety shipped some to their friends at
home. Each year has brought large
camp, till now the three camps men.
toned number over sixty hunters They
employ two methods Of catching the rep.
I les. The most successful is by hooks
and lines. A large hook fastened by a
strong line to a stout peg driven in the
bank is baited with some fresh meat. n
piece Of ground-hog or muskrat, killed
for that purpose thrown in the water
and left over night Early i'm the morn
ing the lines are visited, hooks rebaited
and captured turtles brought into camp.
where they arc packed alive in barrels,
ready for shipment. The other method
is to creep along the bank, rife in hand.
and surprise the turtles lying out on
rocks and logs summing themselves. -
Pitis6urg Gazette.
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Eject ola Solar Eclipse Upon Animals.

although the scientific results of the
observation Of the solar eclipse in this
neighborhood are insignificant, " says the
Berlin correspondent Of the London
Times, "some interesting reports are
given Of the effects upon the lower ami
mails Of the untimely obscuration Of the
sun. Forcsters state that the birds.
which had already begun TO sing before
the eclipse took place, became Of sud
den quite silent, and showed signs Of
disquiet when darkness set in. Herds
OF deer ran about in alarm, as did the
small four footed game In Berlin a
scientific man arranged for observations
to be made by bird-dealers Of the con-
duct Of their feathered stock, and the
results are found 90 deyiate considerably.
In some cases the birds showed sudden
sleepiness, even though they had sung
before the eclipse took place. In other
cases great uncasiness and fright were
observed. It is noticeable that parrots
showed far more susceptibility than ca
naries, becoming totally silent during the
eclipse, aud only returning very slowly
TO their usual state"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-09-29
SOME DAY.

Some day when least you dream Of such
Voc,
The air viii tremt,lc - the sounds Of weep
ing;
And pale and stnl with white Snd folded
hands,
The one you love will silently be sleeping
And burning tears win fRiu from your sad
eyes,
Because YOU failed 10 value while possess
ing;
Then wait not for the bitter day 20 come,
But cherish while you may the tender
blessing.
Some day the air will echo to sweet music
on drum and buglc call and martial tread,
And with the dag draped DER his pulsclosS
bosom.
The gallant soldier will be cold and dead;
Aud all the tributes hcapcd upon his bosom
viii fail to thrill his heart with joy or
pride
But had he heard in life onc-half your praises
Or felt your fond carcss he had not died
oh, keep not back the words that might bc
spoken,
While hearts are hungering for the blessed
speech.
Value your treasure, fold IL TO your bosom
Before il slips forever from your reach
Tho Saddest words that sound In all life's
measure
Are these, wrung from the heart 10y cruel
fate
The undertone To every note OF pleasure,
81 found my jewels value, all too late"
ID M Jordan
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-09-29
Mntches for the blind

"This is one Of the cutest things in
the watch line that has yet appeared, -
said Jewelcr Charles y. Crossman. hold
ing mp one Of tho new Swiss watches de-
signed for the use Of the blind. " The
old raised figure watches were clumsy
aud the blind people were constantly
bending or breaking the watch hands by
touching them. In this watch % small peg
is set in the centre Of each figure. When
the hour hand is approaching a certain
hour the peg for that hour drops when
the quarter before il is passed The per
son feels the peg IS down, and then counts
hack 10 twelve. lie can thus tell the
time within q few minutes, and by prac-
tice hc can become so expert as TO tell tho
time almost exactly They have been iD
use about six months, and there isa steady
and growing demand for them Neo
YOrk SpU
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-09-29
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.
f.aatern and Mlddln stato..


Tux trial race 10 $40 which American yacht
shall compete with tho British representative,
the Thistle, was won easily In New York bay
by the Volunteer over the Mayfower, last
contest. The Volunteer came i'm fifteen min
utos ahead of the Mayhower, and was there
upon officially selected ~ race with the
Thistle for the Americas cup
JosEpU CILLEY, tho oldest eN-United
States SENATOR and "A veteran OF the war OF
1919, died at the age OF ninety-siN years in
Nottingham, n. H., Tow days since.
A WOMAN, who was few years ago pri-
vete Secretary To Hon James g.. Blaine, and
admired 10y everybody, is now washing
dishes i'm "A Haverhill tMass.) restaurant.
Drink and dissipation brought her 10 this
condition.
T.. NJ CuAsmERLAIN having declined the
Massachusetts, Labor party's nomination for
Governor, his place has becn filed 10y Charles
~ Marks, the candidate for Lieutenant
Governor,
SEVEN persons were injured 10y n collision
on the Elevated ltaiiroad I'm Brooklyn.
A GREAT stringency IN the money market
has created considerable excitement in Wall
Street, followed by quite drop In prices OF
stocks. Appeals have been made 10y many
business men To the Treasury Department. TO
adopt more liberal policy In the purchase
OF bonds, and thereby give relief.
THK Massachusetts, Democratic State Con-
Vention, held In Worcester, nominated tho
following ticket; For Governor, Hon III. Il
Lowering; Lieutenant Governor, Walter f.
ply; Treasurer, Henry g. Thatcher, Attor-
ncy-General, John w. COrcoran, and Audi
tor, VIM. +. Cook. The platform adopted
endorses President Clovelands administra-
tion; urges iudicious reduction Of the tariff
I'm accordance with MIR. Clevelands suggeS-
tion TO Congress; Expresses sympathy with
Ireland, and says all offensive partisaJls'
should bc discharged
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-09-29
A Fortune That aCome True. y

Some years ago Christine Nilsson.
whose recent marriage, you remember.
had the lines of her hand examined by "a
palmist, who told her she would have
trouble from two causes, fire and man
iacs This prediction swas verified. for
during the Chicago fire she lost $40. 600.
and when Boston was burned she lost
5000, 600. When at New York q crazy
man followed her for o week, believing
that the words addressed by Marguerite
TO Faust were intended for himself. In
Chicago q poor student decided To- marry
her. and wrote passionate letters 10
which he received no answer One dav
he came in superb sleigh, drawn bv
-four horses, to take his afIianced bride To-
the church. The manager Quictcd him
10y saying, "You are late Madame Nils.
son has gone there TO wait for you "
The third insane person was her husband.
W. Rouzeaud, who died in an asylum. -
WVsic1f Hc9sd
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-09-29

THE British Parliament has ad journei untI
November co.
MEXICO has been celebrating it's Independ-
ence Day with great enthusiasm. President
Diaz opened Congress with the usual cere-
monies
TwEHTY-FoUR persons were killed outright
aud seventy injured, many fatally, by n
collision between two trains Oh the Midland
Railway I'm England. The killed and injured
belonged 20 a party OF eXcursionists on their
way to the Doncaster races
Az immense meteor, described as large az
railroad car, fell the other night from n
clOudess sky near harrington. Nova Scotia
It's fall was also seen at Halifax, and Was nc
componied by a vivid illumination OF the
whole city.
a SEVERE riot between Nationalists and
Orn1gemen near Belfast, Ireland was
quelloi by the police, and ten participants
were arrested.
FIVE persons we're drowned In Lake Cen
eva, Switzerland, by a collision between tho
boat they were riding I'm and a steamer.
KING VILLAS has opened the States
General, or Parliament Of Holland.
AN advertised foot-race az Lille Bridge,
London, did not come of, and the thousands
OF spectators took revenge in partly demol-
tshing two grand stands, n large assembly
hall and dancing pavilion, setting fire 70
the debris -Four constables we're injured
while quelling the riot
ANTONIO GAYON, chief Of one OF tho Iyu-
ureous Of the Mexican War Department, was
fatally wounded by General ROcha in n duel
in the city Of Mexico.
OFFICIAL statistics Of the damage done by
the fools iu Egypt show that property was
destroyed 70 the extent Of a., 500, ,O0O'and 300
families we're made destitute
THE British Government has begun its
work of suppressing the National League in
Ireland. A proclamation which has been
issued makes 10 criminal % cOnvoko, hold, OF
publish meetings or 20 do anything ia connec-
ton with the League.
a RIOT broke out among the ortillerymen
stationed az Hilsa, India, because they were
ordered abroad. During tie melee many
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-09-29
The Either

The either, that pretty little Cat harL
which is now taught ia our cities. and
which 20 nany young ladies are learning.
originated I'M The Alpine countries. and
was, toward the middle Of our century.
used by travcuug Tyrolesc singers hs an
accompaniment 90 their SONGS and rodcls.
Even to-day. when one secs the Vrace-
ful young girl seated at the table prac-
ticing her either, and hears thoss wild
chords, am Alpine scene rises before
the eyes and transfers Tho modern as-
ihctic interior, in charming drcamlikc
transformation, to rushing streams. pine
forests, blue peaks and snow mountains.
that sccr,rY II the Tyrol and switzcr.
land which is Of an thing most lovely.
MVsicd Rlr0rd
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wave seized the boat, threw il far from
the place, and in the roaring Of the
waves a last, despairing cry was lost.
At last the fisherman had painfully
reached the shore. Women and old men
full of anguish stood waiting the return.
ing ones.
Katie" cried voice from the dark
ness, and the girl felt herself embraced
10y two arms.
"ChFistophl thank heaven that YOU
are herer
She led him TO her house. lie was 81.
lent all the way. only holding her fast.
She, too, hardly spoke. When they
reached the house she noticed for the
first time that his clothes were saturated.
and asked the reason. Then his mouth
quivered with repressed pain, while he
answered.
Katie, the storm DESTROYED my boat
Lars snatched me from the waves. but he
himself fell into the sea and"
"Nhatf' she asked breathlessly.
81 could not save him, he said almost
inaudibly.
Alter few days the sea washed the
body of Lars ashore. 1t was the only
sacrifice It had demanded that dav. Lars
had no parents living, but even parents
could not have shed more burning tears
than Kate and Christoph when he was
buried in the little churchyard The
thought of him, the consciousness that
his sacrifice had secured their happiness
never left them.
Long after Katie went to the altar with
Chrisioph, and when they came from the
church their first steps were directed to
the grave Of Lars. Albany Argus.